I bought shares in the company I worked for but how do I figure out any tax liability
Bank of Ireland staff were allowed to buy shares in lieu of bonuses back in the 1980s and 1990s
CIÉ staff end 17-year wait for pension rise and Irish consumers’ love affair with US fast food
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Pharma sector fear cuts in Irish drug manufacturing on back of Trump policy
Air of uncertainty around future on tariffs and pricing seen as negative for investment sentiment in Ireland
Locked out of Help to Buy despite State clawing back the relief
Couple looking to buy a home which was built just a year ago after original owners had to move out
Trump vows to force higher medicine prices in EU as he looks to lower US drugs costs
White House sets out plans for price targets and eliminating ‘middlemen’ in executive order
Is Fair Deal really ‘fair’ if it is effectively taxing savings from already taxed income?
Financial contribution to cost of long-term nursing home care rankles with a reader
Own a car? Here’s how much it costs to keep it on the road
Buying a car can be a financial headache but, without careful planning, so too can the running costs
Businesses run risk of legal action under new digital accessibility rules
Many Irish business not yet ready for new regime, says UX Design Institute, which is offering online course to help businesses become compliant
Will having all our savings in joint names make things more difficult when one of us dies?
Certain procedures do have to be followed when someone dies to make sure all is in order but that does not necessarily mean delay in accessing needed funds
Nestlé backs Barretstown in €100,000 three-year deal
Staff at food giant’s Irish business will raise fund and provide ‘strategic supports’ for charity that focuses on seriously ill children, adolescents and their families
Auto-enrolment window still tight despite three-month deferral, says Mercer
Benefits specialist urges companies to make strategic decisions early and engage with staff to ensure success of workplace pension scheme
I hold paper certificates for my shares – are these still valid?
Dematerialisation was spoken about for many years but has now arrived in the Irish market
Quality control and regulatory affairs business CLS commits €9m as it expands horizons
Evelyn O’Toole’s Connemara-headquartered Complete Laboratory Solutions is expanding into new sectors and eyeing international markets
Makhlouf worries for the economy and Glanbia chiefs feel the heat
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Pfizer announces more cost-cutting, and the pink tax penalising women
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